Buddhi School
Introduction
LOCATION : JAKKUR,
BANGALORE, KARNATAKA.
ARCHITECT : BIOME
ARCHITECTS
CLIENT : CHITRA
VISHWANATH,
MONALIKA NANDA
BUILDING TYPE :
INSTITUTION
BUILDING USAGE :
SCHOOL
PROJECT YEAR : 2017
PROJECT AREA : 1500 SQ.M
Project Brief
Edexcsl based education which
Buddhi follows required spaces
organized differently from
conventional schools following
regular Indian syllabi, and also
allowed for flexibility in the
design. Buddhi encourages
inclusive education and children
with special abilities are
welcomed and cared for. The
school thus needed to be
completely accessible. The
school's intake is kept very low
and total occupancy is 200
children.
Ground floor plan First floor plan
8 8 5 1
2 3
4
9
11
14
6 10
7
20
13
16
19
16
18
17
9
8
16 26
27
28
13
19 20
24
8 8
12 12
21 22 23 24
13
13
13
13
25
1 – Foyer
2 – Visitor’s lounge
3 – Reception
4 – Office
5 – Staff room
6 – Handwash
7 – Dining
8 – Toilets
9 –
10 – Classroom
11 – Corridor
12 – Lift (closed)
13 – OAT
14 – Stairs
15 – Ramp
16 – Kids room
17 – Classroom
18 – Staff room
19 – Kids library
20 – Play Area
21 – Library
22 – Classroom
23 – Classroom
24 – Classroom
25 – Lab
26 – Art room
27 – Stage
Classroom
Local architecture characteristic - Traditional
Sill level - 1.4m
Capacity – 10 seats
The classrooms are open, comfortable, well lit, and
visually stimulating to maximize the learning potential.
It is sufficiently spacious.Evey classroom has a fire
extinguisher.
The corridor window and jalli work is of 121.9 X 140 cm in
dimension.
The façade is treated with exposed cement brick concrete
and bricks.
Style – Vernacular style
Tread – 300 cm
Riser – 100 cm
Width – 2000 cm
Material - Granite
The staircase has a OAT for lighting,
The school captures
almost all the 630,000
litres of water falling on
its roof in an average
year of rain. This water is
filtered once again and
used to meet the school’s
water requirements.
From the 700 sq. m roof area all
the rainwater is led through
rainwater pipes into filters and
thence to a 100,000-litre storage
sump located within the school
building below the dining room.
Rainwater harvesting
121.9 X 140 cm.
121.9 X 140 cm.
121.9 X 140 cm.
Jalli work
Coloured
grill
Door
116.8 X 210.0 cm
Glass
15 X 20 cm
SCHOOL CASE STUDY
SCHOOL CASE STUDY
SCHOOL CASE STUDY

SCHOOL CASE STUDY

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    Introduction LOCATION : JAKKUR, BANGALORE,KARNATAKA. ARCHITECT : BIOME ARCHITECTS CLIENT : CHITRA VISHWANATH, MONALIKA NANDA BUILDING TYPE : INSTITUTION BUILDING USAGE : SCHOOL PROJECT YEAR : 2017 PROJECT AREA : 1500 SQ.M
  • 3.
    Project Brief Edexcsl basededucation which Buddhi follows required spaces organized differently from conventional schools following regular Indian syllabi, and also allowed for flexibility in the design. Buddhi encourages inclusive education and children with special abilities are welcomed and cared for. The school thus needed to be completely accessible. The school's intake is kept very low and total occupancy is 200 children.
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    Ground floor planFirst floor plan 8 8 5 1 2 3 4 9 11 14 6 10 7 20 13 16 19 16 18 17 9 8 16 26 27 28 13 19 20 24 8 8 12 12 21 22 23 24 13 13 13 13 25 1 – Foyer 2 – Visitor’s lounge 3 – Reception 4 – Office 5 – Staff room 6 – Handwash 7 – Dining 8 – Toilets 9 – 10 – Classroom 11 – Corridor 12 – Lift (closed) 13 – OAT 14 – Stairs 15 – Ramp 16 – Kids room 17 – Classroom 18 – Staff room 19 – Kids library 20 – Play Area 21 – Library 22 – Classroom 23 – Classroom 24 – Classroom 25 – Lab 26 – Art room 27 – Stage
  • 5.
    Classroom Local architecture characteristic- Traditional Sill level - 1.4m Capacity – 10 seats The classrooms are open, comfortable, well lit, and visually stimulating to maximize the learning potential. It is sufficiently spacious.Evey classroom has a fire extinguisher.
  • 6.
    The corridor windowand jalli work is of 121.9 X 140 cm in dimension. The façade is treated with exposed cement brick concrete and bricks. Style – Vernacular style
  • 7.
    Tread – 300cm Riser – 100 cm Width – 2000 cm Material - Granite The staircase has a OAT for lighting,
  • 8.
    The school captures almostall the 630,000 litres of water falling on its roof in an average year of rain. This water is filtered once again and used to meet the school’s water requirements. From the 700 sq. m roof area all the rainwater is led through rainwater pipes into filters and thence to a 100,000-litre storage sump located within the school building below the dining room. Rainwater harvesting
  • 9.
    121.9 X 140cm. 121.9 X 140 cm. 121.9 X 140 cm. Jalli work Coloured grill Door 116.8 X 210.0 cm Glass 15 X 20 cm